@BudElliott3 A sportsbook opens up and puts numbers on the chances each conference wins over 0.5 titles in the next decade. What are the odds for SEC/B10/ACC/B12? I get the argument the ACC is third but they’re much closer to the B12 than the P2. There’s a large gap between the ACC and P2
@BudElliott3 So you legit think the ACC is closer to the Power 2 than they are to the big 12? The ACC has more title contenders than the B12. They are also much closer as a conference/title contenders to the B12 than power 2. Grouping the ACC with the other 2 is the problem.
@dailysportszone@BudElliott3 Miami is closer to a TCU than they are to an actual contender. Again, the ACC is closer to the B12 than SEC/B10. I am in agreement that ACC is third in the pecking order. My point is neither the ACC/B12 is close to the power 2 and the ACC is much closer to the B12 than SEC/B10
@dailysportszone@BudElliott3 They were in the actual title game. The original point is that the ACC/big 12 are closer to each other and way behind the SEC/B10. The ACC should be grouped with the other 2. Team that hasn’t won a conference title (in a down conference) in 2 decades as a natty contender is wild.
@BudElliott3 The ACC is closer to the big 12 than it is that Big 10/SEC. This is where your argument keeps running up against it. Is the big 12 closer than group of 5 than the SEC/Big 10? Absolutely. But the ACC being grouped in with two conferences they aren’t close to creates the issue.
@fakecorykinnan Hopped on the Aston Villa bandwagon in 2006 due to browns ties (Lerner owned them). He did a horrible job there too but bigger club outside of the big 6 that’s struggled recently but been fun as hell to watch after Unai replaced Stevie G